The Martyrs Forum Baluchistan
has submitted a petition to the Supreme Court, urging the enforcement of the
National Action Plan to counter terrorism. Nawabzada Jamal Raisani, the
petitioner, highlights the need for legislation to curb the dissemination of
terrorism-related content and fake news on social media, as well as propaganda
exploiting the issue of missing persons for terrorist agendas. The petition
advocates for legal action against those involved in such activities.
Furthermore, the petition underscores
the importance of comprehensive legal and judicial reforms, including the
implementation of the Police Order 2002, and the expedited trial of pending
terrorism cases at both federal and provincial levels. It calls for the
establishment of a robust prosecution system, ensuring witness protection, and
providing free education and support for the children of martyrs.
The petitioner contends that
Pakistan is grappling with foreign-funded terrorism due to the inadequate
implementation of the National Action Plan, resulting in significant loss of
life and economic damage. Baluchistan, in particular, has long suffered from
extremist and separatist movements, exacerbating issues such as enforced
disappearances.
In response to these
challenges, the government has announced the formation of a cabinet committee
to address the issue of missing persons. However, Baluchistan continues to face
systemic issues contributing to its underdevelopment. To address the grievances
of the Baloch people and integrate Baloch youth into the national mainstream,
comprehensive measures are necessary.
The root causes of armed
resistance movements in Baluchistan must be understood and addressed, with a
focus on socio-economic development, political inclusion, and addressing grievances.
Finding solutions to these pressing issues is essential for promoting peace,
stability, and prosperity in the region.
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